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New YORK, Dec. 9-The market generally was
quiet fnr cotton goods tut very strong. Lonsti,u.
ton brown cottons advanced fc with sales nj lat.
est .p!cesEt no for 3Ginch !, : =. :, =
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Wool.

PHILApELPrIlA, PA, Dec. 9,-wcol ouret. Ohio
rsnnsylyania md West Virginia Xxx aud above Sos
5!ac \ SOa3ic: medium 37a3sc, cOn,se 3A37c:
New rotk: My! isan;, Indiana aud Wcs:ern. or <
wash dclaiNe and NX Soa3iIIc: edimm
WASHED, Gambling and delalne 875iassilc; coalse
DO S.pSs1sc: Canada washed aud colnbiv Yj,g5c:
ta1 washed SlaiSc; medium unwashed, comblnG
AID delAinc 2:a29c; coAre do 27aa3c. o o
BOSTON, Dec. 9.-"ool quiet OHIO and Penn.
sylyania extra ileeccs JlaSihc; Xxx 3laa,tc. ny
aud Ghove SIC; Michigan extra yya2J%c; 10.
woods sic; western unwsshed l9a43c, =,
NEW YORK, Dec, 9-Wool In Hight request: do.
mesllc loeeo 2SaSlc;t puhed i4a3!o; Texas 9s.s,,
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t,, Va IN SuhuCcFy'
Nv Vi, Tue Of = dac.c en'c:cd In tho above enti.
tied cause OF the fourth day Of November. A. D.
1887, tbs Undersigned special commissioner will. OF
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1887, ID
beginning at 10 O'CLOCK Az. sill ut public auction
st tho front dntr Of tim Court Nonse OF Ohio
County. Wet Virginia, Tho iollowin. described
piece Of iaah lying krd being situate In Ohio
county, lpwit: Iehnping Tor boundary at a
SuGat tres stump, corner 70 Daniel dii.sn and hi.
Jan isriius t,ac!s OF iNnd: th.lceI 25' T. ~ pol.s
to store: shtEct y. 1872 + 81 poles 10 stake In
tho line Q: Daniel Giiien thence 5. sl' W. 40 poles
10 the beginning. containlrg ihrtc GCrea moro or
lcxs. II Icing tho ssue tract OF land which WIS
conveyed 10 Ann Hins by JRnea maytslld VILE by
deed ds.e, the - day OF -, A. y. 1870.
ALSO, LOT Nc. 10, IN Square eight In Gil
chrls!'s Amended I'D 'itlnn to the city OF Wheel
Ing, iJ!rg and being situate Oh Wheeling Island,
on ID, vast ride oil forth YORK at cot. formerly
Chestnut str;c. fronting about thirty tSo) feet Oh
said SOrta York Erect sud running back at right
angels with said Moth YORK s.SCct about ono Eun
drcf and ferry ie"t To MI alley
Ti:Mssor SAIK-One third u the purchase money
and IS much more III tho purcha.er may elect 10
pas IN cach and the resierc l.: two equal instal.
mcnR vi Tx ard Twelve months respectively. with
iucrea from tne day Ot snic. tho purchaser 10
give his nO'cs for suCh deferred pcy HenB With
good pcrsoral security ard tie title to be retained
until pay nGnt IN full Is naio
Special Commissioner.
Ihe!eby certify that bGud hru been given by
thnabore named pecnl commissioners required
by Inv and the cccrcc In III" above entitled cause.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
no,s CLERK Of Circuit Court of Ohio COUNTY.
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Baulsccor hss baen crtestsi. Can II
be that no wa wh;at!ing his own march 7
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L.yb Stock

CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-Tho Dropsrs Journal rcpor,s.
Cs!tle--Rtcalpts 1908 head shipments Sl.nE:
market steady; stockcrs 81 75As 90; cows I,!s and
mixed q aa! 70: natives s! 71a5 60; Texas cattle
bank; market dull aud steady: paclers and ship,
pers 70 heavy IS 3oa6 SIS mixed Il 65a5 TO-
,heep Receipt 1000 head: shipments blank maj.
Eet steady; western s. 9j; lambs 81 75a5 7j feecro
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Rarbed wire is not popular in Kentucky
unleEs it 10 in the form Of corkscrev. :
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East L1BLBvY, Dec 0-Cstte--goce,ni. q bnaJ
shipments 8S head; nothing doing; all,hrough con
sgnmenis. Aogs-Receipis 800 head; sLiSnenu
StW he "a IL market dull; phiAdelphias Is toas 60
mixed p ioaG IS; foISers IS eos5 10: common L
thr % Ga5 %, shcep-Receipu l,iOO head shin
men's s0l head: ket, nothing doing on az.
count OF nothing for sale ESQ - ~
| uIHcIWaA7l. O., Dec 9-Hogs steady: common
and Light 81 Oea5 10; packing and butchers IS Isl
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AEHEhlEsI That tho presence O., Generals
ELhSNiuLn geaureEard and Early VINO alo
lutte fairness and Integrity, that inc cnuuces arc ali
equai, and That no one can possibly divine whxt
number will draw r1ize. 49, -
= KEMEMnER tina. the payment OF all Prizes ia
GuAk ASEEEO by FOUR NATIONAL,
BANKS OF Now Orlcans. and ma .t,ctc,r o-n
signed BY the President Of an Insuiut,ar. whoso
Gla1tered rights are recognized In ,nh highest
courts; therefore, beware of any ,n,.. I,o;s OK
lnonyu,O ScherreS - y,
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tits a lonely day iu a yellow dogs Lille
when nobody kicks him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-10

The majority Of people gre most se1sr.
GUS when they have nothing 10 give.
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COMMISSIONERS sALrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UADLE REAL ESTATE,
In tho Circuit Court Ct Ohio County, Wcat Va:
AlEcIetJ. he:- Ead Husband -..'.
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Y K. & T. gen. Co.,. OK
Northern Fac fDts..ll6R
North. Pac, Scconds..lOl
Northwest consOls..lSS
nav. cebentures, ..loS5s
I. Il, & .. 4. ecu. M,lI4E
i. Paul corsols....-1'sk
st F., q & 7. tlr.ts...l 0
Tex. 4 lac.land gr's l71s
Tex. 4 Fac, K. q. cx.
tra coupons-........ Is
Union pac. lrSta...,1l6
west sho!e.....".....1QiT
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sATURDAY, DHoEMBER 10. 1887,
N,RUsTEE'S SALE.


by virtue o. a Deed OF irust made By George
Bchai aud iGulss clhnl. his wii, 10 rue ~ truateo
dated MAY ~ !s3t recorded IN the o!lice VI tho
Cltf1 Of tho County CGut O! Ohio county, West
VlYEiriR III Deed Of Trust BOOK No. 10, page 20) /
will sell at pu bic aNcuou ut tho front door Of tho
Cont nousuo! .ald county, OH ~ 9t =
SATURDAY, tho 10Th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1857,
oommencGg NJ 10 O'Clock 4 NJ, The following dc.
6cihsd pro pcrty, Tint Ii 10 BaY: .0t Numbered ten
III tina! Iart Of tile city Of ~hcelina Ohio c1unly,
Wet Vifgnil. iutmufly known az the 70 IN OF La.
grange, but now part OF tho city Of Wheeling.
Tho tito Il believed 10 be good. but snlliNX as
truIlce will convoy only tho tito vested In mo
by aid deed oil trust t..-l. ~ s. e
TrGVs ~ sAL<- Onet! isd aud as much moro as
tho purchaser GlccH TO pay IN ca'h on the day OF
sale thu balances III Two eInal irstaltoent1 at ono
and two yeas, With in'er.At, for which tho pur.
chvcr shall execu o hs notes, secure the Hame by
deed o! truN on tho pr,refty, and keep tho build.
iugs Insured for thu b0neli oil tho ttu.t =. .l
WI. ". C0HDkN, T,ustee.
W H. HALLE AhctpneeT, nos
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"GpALDlSa's GLUE" mends everything
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7Ssi WHY DID HE 3 rANDf G
Why stood he on the burning deck,
Why did he act like that2
Was TIA blur amid the wreck, foi.
Z. Or did tho boy stand patti
What better thing Tor him to do
il that rudy place
4 Than Try TO oil by drawing Ofa.
The lush upon his face, d,
Unless no had q hand to show y.
Him fixed beyond q doubt? -a.I. ..
But what II was we'll never know:
lie mover played II out ia. st
Poor boyl whom Mrs. 1Iemsus sung;
Hts luck, At best, was slim:
'Twcre better far had some one runy
a cold deck Ia on him. g-ls'
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Petroleum.

On CITY, Pa, Bec ,s-0pencd at 76IIc: hiches,
nc; lowest 16Hc: closed at 10; s. Is %sGGc
barrels: cearanf es l47sOtO barrels; runs l3 40 bar
re!s shipments 9s,l53 barrels; charters $3.50 bar.
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l
Y. 8. Is rcg,............lAI
y. :. q cOupon..,. ,.lG5I
y. .. ~ reg-........l07
u'B. ~ ooiipou......lL7l
Pacific G's OF 'Y5......ll9
Lou,bi ma stamp, a.. 901
Missouri 6s...............itl,
Tenn. Gs 6e.tlemcnts.lC0
DO SS..."..".......... ~
DO Es................ u
Central Pacific l.Sts ll6
y. d Il q. tlrsts.......li7I
D. j. Il. q. West. drg!s 70
Erle SeCouds. S7L
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ls6 Prizes amounting -. U. "a, v,0
For Club Rates. or any further inio,matIo, M.
Ply TO tue undersigned ious handwriting M US,
90 ciStilct ind Hlsnatura plain. a0ro rapid re.
Ing an Envelope bearing your full address
Send POSTAL NOTES, Tx presr acrey Orders. or
new YORK Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency
Dy Express (et our eSpensel addressed 10
EL- n. A. DAUPIrIN,
,,u n,r,,,, Now oricaas, La.
Wes " ~ .
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Cotton,

T1Iusy1Llr, PA Dec. 9-.opened at 7sdc; high.
ess &c; lowest 76hc: closed \: 10, 20
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GENERAL NOTICES,
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
- No. Ills Ghapllne street, formerly occupied BY
Dr. D!c'ey. Possession given at once II desired.
F.. -aH. MN L. McpHAIL.
deo I806 Matkpt street,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
J. "IFELlSG REAL EsTATR. T.'a-|I
ny vl,ue Of n deed Of trust dated October Il,
ls7s and recorded In The Office OF tho CLERK OF tao
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In
deed Of trust nook II, paae $40, 10 mo IN ado by
Charles MCOte ana Ella a. Moore, his wlic, will
plEt public auction. on
WEDNESDAY, DEcEHBER "A, 1887.
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ~, at tho north front
door OF toe Couit Ilou!o In tho city oil Whcelibg,
tho following property, to wit: Lot numbered Efiy
so IN Joseph CaIdwelrs addition to the said city
Of Wheeling on the west tido Of Cbapline street,
between Twenty seventh aud TWeuty.eigh,h
S,yeC's IN this lot are butt three dwelling
honNs The north "a feet will DO frat so.d. =,
TeI-E OF Es!e-CAslI
A. J. CLARKE, Trustee. a..
&c. HrrvEY tuctlsnaer mol 2-wA
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Gke G.tellirQenrna..
WHY DID HE srANDs

ohlce, Nos. 90 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
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BRADFORD. Pa. Dec. e.-opered at 7CLc; high,
es. 7;c: lowest 76Ac; closed u 7GXc; clearance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

Spring Lamb is Scarce.
But F. w. Luley Il Son have supply of
fine ones. 49, jackson street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

Read All Nicolay IL Co.'s Ads
In real Estate and auction columns to-
day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
LOCAL. MENTION.

Pure Kettle Lard.
Buy F. W. Luley 81 Sons pure lard.
So jackson street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
Discovered!

In Coca Calisay Tonic cure for dys-
pepsia, biliousness and nervous prostra-
ton.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
Wildwood Park. june IL.

The surveyors are ready, maps and
all, so that on June Is we can have the
allotment of lots to the individual lot
owners without further delay. If you
have not one to five contracts, secure
them at once. Geo. II. Hazard, National
German-American bank.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
ROneleSS Hams,

F. W. Luley & Son have some fine
ones. They are just the thing for boil
ing and Slicing up cold. 3S2 Jackson
street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
Look Here.

If you want your shorthand and type
writer work well done, bring it to me.
will guarantee you first-class work.
Anna c. Drew, Hale block, 3O3 Jackson
street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

Coca Calisaya Tonic
Aids digestion.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

no THE CONTRACTORS AND
l. Builders-Whereas, all who are in line
for the nine hours movement have the SYM
Pathy of the union bricklayers of st. Paul
We have not in any way pledged ourselves,
financially or by striking, TO sustain the car
penters now making that demand. E.
Powers. 1876
NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
IN of the stockholders of the St. Paul Gas
light company will be held at the office of the
company, Globe building. Monday, the Goth
day of June, 1887, at 3 o'clock p m, for the
purpose of electing directors for the ensuing
year, and 10 transact such other business as
may come before them. June l, 1887. Ed
ward !. Frost. secretary.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
NzABR HE'D.

PoND-WHITEMoRE- Christ church on
Monday, May 50, Maj. James P. Pond and
Mrs. II. +. Whitemore, all of this city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

Read All Nicolay & Co.'s Ads
In real Estate and auction columns to-
day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
DIED.

HENNESEY-In st. Paul, Mimi, June 4,
1887, Mary A, only dau ghter of j. r. and
NJ. Hennesey, aged four years. Funeral
services will be held at the cathedral at
p. m. to-day. Friends of the family are in
Vited 10 attend.
CONHAIM-In st. Paul, Saturday, June 4, at
Z. Contain. Funeral will take place on
Monday. June q, at p. m, from residence,
"a TilUon street
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-15

B. & M. officials were on the ground yes
terday witnessing the races, and the
multitude brought TO the fair on their ex-
cursion trains.
Some of the principal dining halls
closed their doors before / clock and
turned away hundreds of hungry people.
The feeding capacity of the halls on the
grounds were never subjected to such
test before.
There are twenty newspaper tents on
the ground, representing all the promi-
nent state dailes and the agricultural
papers of the west. Every man, woman
and child went away bearing sample
copies with them.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-15
Forgotten Texas Mines.


FL Paso correspondence st. Louis
GlobeDemocrat: George W. Bayner, a
well known Texas pioneer, Indian lighter
and ranger, who represents at present
the county of Ell Paso in the Texas state
legislature, is taking great deal OF in.
terest in the mining development OF
western Texas, and during the last ses-
sion of the Legislature tried hard to get
mining law enacted which would hold
out adequate inducements to the thorough
prospecting and developing of that sec
ton of the state. Colonel Bay
ner is about starting on
regular prospecting and exploring
trip in company with trusted
companion, heading first for the Eagle
Springs range, which lies between the
Rio Grande and the Southern Pacific
railroad, where already extensive coal
veins have been found and partially de
veloped, but where he thinks intelligent
and persistent prospecting will also find
paying ore bodies. The range is regu-
lar terra incognita and hut seldom visl..
ted, owing to the scarcity OF water and
familiar to Colonel Bayner, who VISITED
the spot as early as 1854 in charge of a
| large cattle train, and was attacked
| there by about 800 Indians. Dur.
ing the ensuing fight two of
hls nineteen herders were killed.
From the Eagle Spring mountains the
prospecting party will go south down
natl mountains, both of which were
known to be full of mineral over two
hundred years ago. At that early period
the Spanish Franciscan fathers had a
number of missions in this district, each
surrounded by a pueblo of peaceful and
converted Indians. Each mission was
the pivotal point OF extensive mining op-
| 60 btb V,,J ba n n
tribute their often unwillinglabor. Some
where about 1920 the COmanche Nation,
then fierce and powerful, made general
| onslaught on all western Texas, de-
stroyed the missions and killed the faith
ers and most of the friendly Indians.
Since then the country has remained an
uninhabited wilderness, and the eXis'
tence of the old mines can only be ascer'
tanned by the explorer occasionally COM
ing across deserted and covered shafts OF
dumps, and other evidences OF old
time developments. They are found not
only in Preside county, but as fal
east as San Saba and Llano counties
One particular spot Colonel Bayner il
aiming for is Presidio county. There !:
several hundred feet high on one side
the naked face of the rock shows wide
we'll defined and conspicuous vein o
mineral running along the entlrc face o
the bluff. If an assay should prove it II
be good pay ore, there would be mine
there ready to hand for development OF
a large scale. That such consplcuou
ore VEIN should remain until now un
claimed and undeveloped proves the Sc
clusion and utter loneliness of that i'm
mense district of country. 1t is though
however, that with the immense stride
which Ell Paso is taking forward at pres
ent in population, commerce and I'm
portance, settlers will soon flock in larg
numbers TO the three named counties
most of the lands OF which belong to tn
school fund of the state and can b
bought at low figures.
Bishop Worthington came in on tn
90" train yesterday from the east.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-15
The Theatrical PROTEST. on. .

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Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-15
Dyspepsia

Makes the lives of many people misera-
Bile, and often leads to seif-destructlon.
We know of no remedy for dyspepsia
more successful than Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1t acts gently, yet surely and efficiently,
tones the stomach and other organs, re.
moves the faint feeling, creates a good
appetite, cures headache and refreshes
the burdened mind. Give Hoods Sar-
saparilia fair trial. 1t will do you good
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-15

of
dhavearr
utn ntroton
R.. w: S. M BARKER, President.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-15

Bishop Worthington came in on the
SO" train yesterday from the east
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-15

Dn FRIDAY, SSpteInUeT 1901, ht IL U ClOCk,
preceded by the fair band, the grand pro-
cession, comprising all premium animals.
will take place, making the entire circuit OF
the grounds and passing off1cial headquarters
in review. Animals may be in harness or to
halter, as may be preferred: Failure to ap-
pear in this procession Will De cause Tor for-
felt Of premiums.
HANDSOME HORSE FLESH.
The finest display of horses ever ex-
hibited in the state can be seen at the
fair grounds. The number Of horses eX-
ceeds by 80 per cent any display ever
made before in the state. Standing in
the front of the magnificent display Of
horse flesh is the exhibition made by w.
l.. Elwood, Of DeKalb, ILL.,, who has forty
head of imported French Percherons
that came direct to the fair from the
Iowa state fair, where they swept the
ring of first premiums Mr.. Hlwood in
bringing these horses to Nebraska has
shown the interest that breeders of i'm
ported stock are taking in Nebraska, and
when MIR. Elwcod saw the 10000 people
that Yesterday passed before the stalls
containing his horses he knew that
his trip was more than he expected in the
line Of exhibitions. Mr.. Elwood's cholce
stock needs to be seen to be appreciated.
Every animal is beauty, clean OF limb,
perfect in build and altogether the finest
exhibit ever n ade in the state. That
they are all this was exemplified when
they were shown for premiums, the
horses winning first premium from sweep
sta kes down. With one exception, when
the horses were returned to their stalls
they bore of the field twelve blue ribbons
as trophies of the contest. Standing al
the head of Mr.. ElwoOd's herd is the
magnificent stallion. King of Perche, that
everywhere is decorated with first pre-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21
iNiELt. GENCE COLUMN.
PER CENT MORTGAGES

Nor RENT-A PLEASANT FRONT
room suitahle for one or iva single gentlemen.
enquire At l-tl Fifth avenue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

Is avoided by dyspeptics who. guided by
the recorded experience of thousands,
begin and systematically pursue course
of HOstetter's Stomach Bitters. Per-
sistence in the use of this pure and highly
accredited stomachic, is the sole and
agreeable condition of the entire removal
of the obstinate forms Of dyspepsia. no
less than a temporary fit of indigestion
In connection with the use of this spe-
cific, it is desirable to avoid articles OF
food which individual experience has
shown to be difficult of digestion, by the
stomach sought to be benefited. Each
dyspeptics past observation of his diges-
tive capacity should enable him to be his
own guide and mentor in this particular,
not trusting to any set of dietetic rules
too general to be suited to particular
cases. Biliousness and constipation,
heartburn, wind upon the stomach, sour
quotations, headache and mental des-
pondency, are among the concomitants
of dyspepsia, and we put it too flight by
the bitters.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-21

signal advantage in the treatment of
young children or infants is the fact that they
do not remember or imagine. More than half
the difficulty in treating the diseases OF grown
people lies in the formation Of theories by the
patient which physician labors in vain to
break down, and finally humors. 1t would
be well for mothers to remember this simple
truth. When a child has recovered from a
cold he does not carry the memory of it to
make him sneeze and SILVER for several
weeks, We know by the thermometer that
it is several degrees colder, and forthwith
pile on more clothing, stir up the fires and
feel cold to the marrow of our bones. A
child, in happy Inconsistencies, plays on,
and unless the change be severe catches
no cold So a little wet that has penetrated
person's boot appears TO some sure token
of bad cold, but if properly attended to
should make no more difference than a wet
hand Be careful how you give young
children fussy ideas which belong to their
weary, heavy laden elders. They should be
trained not TO feel a slight degree of cold, not
to mind cloud of dust coming into their
eyes, or slight bump or scratch any more
than as a mere incident. A grumbling child
is pltiful object, and the habit once formed
is ineradicable. of Health.